Women's Bonus Genuine Leather Black Motorcycle Jacket Size S Small on 2040-parts.com
West Richland, Washington, US
Up for bid is a women's genuine leather Bonus brand black jacket, in excellent condition. Size small and short in length (from collar to waist is 18 1/2"), Chest across is 18 1/2", Arm length is 15 1/2".
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